DragonFly Light Duty Single Arm
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- LCD/TV Size: ≤34”
- Loading Range: 3.3-17.6 lbs
- Pan: 180°
- Rotation: 360°
- Tilt Swivel: +90°/ -40° +/-40°
- VESA: 75x75mm/100x100mm
- Quick Release: Yes
- Screen Tilting Adjustments
- Screen Rotation Adjustments
- Angles Indicator
- Upper Arm Cable Management
- Lower Arm Cable Management
- Quick-release VESA plate
- Screen Weight Indicator
- Tension Adjustment
- Tool Storage
- 180 degree Stop
- Color- Silver but black arms are available by special order
- Available in Clamp or Grommet Mount.
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